Wow, what an amazing week!
A huge THANK YOU to all of our Tableau customers and to our Tableau Conference team for putting on another spectacular Tableau Conference!
I enjoyed catching up with customers, seeing patients at the Tableau Doctor clinic, helping out in several of our Hands-on-Training sessions, and attending the keynotes.
Check out Ellie Fields' recap of the Devs on Stage keynote for what new features are on the horizon! I'm especially pumped about cross-database joins, workbook version control, enhanced support for device specific dashboards, vizzes in the tooltip, additional built-in statistics like k-means clustering, our new apps, and more... There is just too much to list!
I hope you can all join us for TC16 in Austin, TX. It's never too early to register.
See ya'll there!
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